The money would need to be handed over to the tenant immediately and depending on which magistrate we have we get grilled with several questions on how clear we made it to the tenant that the rent was not accepted.

I don't have such clause for ceiling fans as it is usually not an item tenants "abuse" except the one time I got one coated in dried up BBQ sauce.Can you elaborate on the "professional inspection" aspect? 

A grill shouldn't be allowed on a deck.

@Steve Vaughan, no room or good place to put a hot tub, but I plan on adding a fire pit and a barbecue grill first chance I get.

Hi Matyas,If it were me I'd not sign that contract, and find another place to live.Have you thought about apartment communities, many are nice places (if you find one that's a fit for you and your family).Many offer pools, mini-gym's, pet friendly, BBQ grills, trash service, etc..

Fortunately, this guy was having a BBQ with 15 Army Ranger buddies :-)https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

BBQ out back.

Zoned mixed use and sandwiched between a BBQ restaurant and an old historic home built in 1900 converted to commercial property which I also own. 

@Kurt Winsley  any one gets hurt your in for a world of hurt I don't see how the benefits would out weight the risks. and tenants abuse these things.. friend of mine put all new basket ball hoops and BBQ units with table etc in his C class ( maybe lower ) Memphis apartment complex.. .the items did not last 60 days and they were either stolen or completely ruined.

I would like it to only be a grill allowed back there.